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In a but of 1982Argentine troops occupy the Falkland Islandsunder the control of United Kingdomwhich triggers a war between the two countries. After three months of intense fighting, Argentina He signed the surrender on June 14 of that same year. The Falklands War It left a balance of 649 Argentine soldiers, 255 British and three civilians dead.

1767.- Charles III decrees the expulsion of the jesuits of Spain.

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1792.- First coinage of US dollar.

1800.- The German composer Ludwig van Beethoven conducts the premiere of his first symphony, in Vienna (Austria).

1854.- Begins to be published in Paris The Figarofirst as a weekly and since 1866 as a daily.

1884.- Inauguration of the National Library of Mexico.

1916.- First free elections in Argentinain which he is elected president Hipólito Yrigoyen.

1932.- The first film about Tarzan‘Tarzan the Ape Man‘(Tarzan of the Apes), starring Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O’Sullivan.

1935.- The British physicist Sir Robert Watson-Watt patents radar in England.

1939.- USA recognizes the new Spanish Government of Franc. They had done it before France and Great Britain.

1940.- Publication of ‘Poet in New York‘, of Federico García Lorca.

1972.- The British actor Charlie Chaplin comes back to USA to receive a honorary oscartwenty years after leaving the country after being accused of being a communist.

1978.- The American chain C.B.S. broadcasts the first episode of the series ‘dallas‘.

1992.- The gangster John Gotti is sentenced to life sentence by a court of New York.

2005.- He dies Pope John Paul IIat 84 years old, after 26 and a half years of pontificate.

2013.- The UN approves the Arms Trade Treaty.

2015.- Iran agrees with six great powers on a framework agreement that limits its nuclear program.

2019.- The president of Algeria, Abdelaziz Bouteflikapresents his resignation after weeks of popular protests demanding his departure from power.

2025.- In what he calls the ‘liberation day‘, donald trump announces a universal 10% tariff on US imports and surcharges for a number of countries, including 34% to China and 20% to the European Union.

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1725.- Giacomo Girolamo CasanovaItalian writer and adventurer.

1805.- Hans Christian AndersenDanish writer.

1840.- Emilio ZolaFrench writer.

1914.- Alec GuinessBritish actor.

1939.- Marvin GayeAmerican musician and singer.

1947.- Emmylou HarrisAmerican singer.

.- Paquita from the neighborhoodMexican singer.

1950.- José Victor Rodríguez CaroSpanish designer and couturier of the Victorio-Lucchino firm.

1959.– Alberto Angel Fernandezformer Argentine president.

1872.- Samuel MorseAmerican, inventor of the communication code that bears his name.

1974.- Georges Pompidouformer president of France.

2003.- Terenci MoixSpanish writer.

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2005.- Pope John Paul II, Karol Wojtyla.

2013.- Jesus FrancoSpanish film director.

2018.- Winnie Madikizela-MandelaSouth African politician and activist, wife of Nelson Mandela.

The young Noelia Castillo died this Thursday, March 26, at the age of 25 after finally receiving euthanasia in Sant Pere de Ribes (Barcelona), after a long judicial journey of more than a year and a half. (EFE)

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